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Now that is something you don't really hear about these days.
Did we ever?
This just sucks.
Maybe he just had a lot of laundry to do himself and really needed those quarters.
Otherwise, dude, stay out of the arcades. I don't care how close you are to getting the high score on Ms. Pac-Man, find another hobby.
why go to an arcade anymore? there's an app for that.
What? No calls for a ban on all vacuums.
Give it time.
A Bernard Madoff he is not.
I see a new Dyson commercial......
I think the brand of vacuum should have been mentioned in the article. Sounds like a pretty good vacuum to me.
wonder if he had to pay quarter to phone his lawyer?
Undoubtedly an IRS agent just doing his job.
I want to know the make and model of this vacuum cleaner. I need one that good.
Change is inevitable... except from an apartment laundry machine.
Oh wait, I guess not.
Seems like a pretty sucky way to earn a living.
American ingenuity at its finest. If there is away to extract a buck you can bet somebody will find a solution. Even the Federal Reserve is in on the game. They create gazillion dollar bills out of thin air by simply turning on a printing press.
Hidden cameras, the bane of all thieves.
Thief: This is where the art of disquise will come in handy.
Coming to a youtube channel near you.
As a criminal, he sucks.
Sorry, had to do that.